Liquid Kraken vs. Repel Pro vs. Liquid Thor | The Ultimate Starke Review

[@noblece]

Great video! I don't remember where I viewed this but the detailer applied both liquid thor and repel pro. In your expertise, is that necessary? Thank you

[@topdockpro]

Yes that’s completely normal. Repel pro can be viewed as a base and liquid thor as a topper

[@johnbrill1183]

Great video! Very informative.

[@topdockpro]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JeffreyEisenzapf]

What do you think is the best coating out there?

[@DETAIL1-jme]

Great video you should do a full pricing video

[@topdockpro]

That would be extensive and it’s a great idea!

[@EdLover1]

How do you use triple p? Do uou dawn wash achohl after it or beforeit since it is a primer. Level r Triple p Dawn wash Alcohol Ceramic application Thanks

[@topdockpro]

Dawn wash, alcohol, triple P and then ceramic coating. Triple P is the last step before ceramic

[@nomore10s]

Love your detailed videos! I prepped & installed Repel Pro on diamond textured non-skid based on one of your previous videos and it came out great. However, I need to remove the coating now to apply Aquatraction self-adhesive matting. What is the best way to remove the Repel pro from the diamond non-skid? TIA

[@topdockpro]

I don’t think there is a way to remove it on nonskid. It’s resistant to all chemicals and quite a good amount of abrasion. I would contact Starke directly or Marine Detail Supply company